Matzke Fine Art Gallery and Sculpture Parkpresents
Opening Reception on March 9 starting at 3:00 (Awards at 4:00)the gallery will stay open until 7:00
About; Women Painters of Washington
Women Painters of Washington was founded in 1930 by six artists (Helen Bebb, Lily Norling Hardwick, DorothyDolph Jensen, Anna B. Stone, Elizabeth Campbell Warhanik, and Myra Albert Wiggins) who met at a portrait class held by the organization that eventually became known as The Seattle Art Museum.
“The purpose is to empower professional women artists to create, exhibit and market their work while fostering art appreciation within their communities and beyond.”
Since then, more than 1,000 women artists have been members of WPW. Some of our early members were WPA (Works Progress Administration) mural artists and others exhibited nationally and internationally. We have a very rich history.
Today, we currently have over 170 members. We meet monthly and have 2 juried shows yearly and other events at various times throughout the state. On occasion, we exhibit nationally and abroad.
Plus new sculptures in the Park !
OPEN every Friday, Saturday & Sunday 11-5
weekdays by appt. (Mon. – Thursday) 360-387-2759
OPEN every Friday, Saturday & Sunday 11-5
weekdays by appt. (Mon. – Thursday) 360-387-2759
OPEN every Friday, Saturday & Sunday 11-5 weekdays by appt. (Mon. – Thursday) 360-387-2759
Also new sculptures in the park, a incredible gate and featuring Randal Leek and Sue Roberts’ sculptures inside !
Sue Roberts
Ceramic and acrylic paint. 24″ x 17″ x 7″
By Sue Roberts
OPEN every weekend Friday, Saturday & Sunday 11-5
weekdays by appt. (Mon. – Thursday) 360-387-2759
James Lapp, “Adam and Eve”Don Anderson
By Don Anderson
A Beautiful Gate for sale at my entrance, by Rick Wesley and Dolors Ruscha. “Desert Blue” stainless steel and kiln cast glass (14 feet wide) POR